I did not.
My script runs every night and does "svn up". Last night it failed
with that message. I didn't do anything with distributions/nucleus.
In my workspace it looks like a derived directory, containing only
a "target" directory. Has it become a managed directory in the latest
update?
Sure wish svn would handle these cases...
Jane Young wrote on 06/17/2011 05:47 PM:
> You may have removed distributions/nucleus and restored to an older version of
> distributions/nucleus.
> Try removing distribution/nucleus and execute "svn update".
>
> On 6/17/11 5:25 PM, Bill Shannon wrote:
>> I'm seeing this on two machines when I try to svn up:
>>
>> D distributions/nucleus
>> svn: Failed to add directory 'distributions/nucleus': an unversioned directory
>> of the same name already exists
>>
>> Am I supposed to remove the directory and try again?
>